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Target Taps Social Media For Charity

Kudos to Target's progressive fund raising for charity. Social media is a great tool for charities, allowing them to build more direct connections with donors and they are so much more cost effective. Having multiple channels of outreach and communication is absolutely essential. Assuming you're on Facebook, visit their page and vote for my personal favorite, The Salvation Army. It w… Continue

Added by Bill Bean on May 13, 2009 at 7:50am — No Comments

Especially for you, Smaller Indiana!

Recently I met Karen Wolfley and Margaret Medley here at Smaller Indiana. They are two great people! We put our heads together and have come up with some things. Here's how it went. Karen received an email from a networking group of hers inviting her to plan an event at Morty's Comedy Joint. She contacted me thinking that doing something at Morty's would be perfect for my group, Make me laugh - Show me… Continue

Added by Cissi Sherlock on May 1, 2009 at 6:00pm — No Comments

The Kidney Walk - Please join my Team!

I recently withdrew from The Kidney Walk, but my heart is still with the cause and my team leader, and I do not want to be a hinderance to my team. Therefore, if anyone out there is interested in taking my place, my team name is The Master Blasters. The Team leader is Cathy Porter and she formed the team in honor of her brother Stanley Porter who died of Kidney disease. I told Cathy I would help her acquire additional team member… Continue

Added by Cissi Sherlock on April 21, 2009 at 11:57am — No Comments

Collaboration, RevPar and a new business

At the end of last week, I had the opportunity to attend a meeting for the Marriott Diversity Ownership Initiative. This meeting introduced me to new terms related to the hospitality industry such as RevPar. My attendance was due to a client/partner project. This project involves the creation of a fund to acquire limited-service hotels in the Midwest and Southeast portions of the United States. We will then utilize various partnerships to execute acquisitions. What intrigued me was...… Continue

Added by Anthony Ware on October 29, 2008 at 5:02am — No Comments

Do you suffer from Nonprofit Navel-Gazing Syndrome?

Do you suffer from Nonprofit Navel-Gazing Syndrome (NPNGS)? Jeff Brooks of DonorPowerBlog can identify NPNGS with just one question: Does your newsletter or website contains contain any of the following? - News about back-office staff. - Photo of well-heeled donor presenting a giant check to your organization. - Photos of people standing around (possibly holding wine glasses) at your fundraising event. - Articles whose sole purpose is to educate donor… Continue

Added by Erik Deckers on March 12, 2008 at 4:30pm — No Comments

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